Lee Si-young Re-shares Daughter's 'Bon Art' Photos After Initial Controversy

Actress Lee Si-young is capturing attention once again after re-sharing her second daughter's 'bon art' (newborn photoshoot) concept, this time with a Christmas theme.

On November 30th, Lee Si-young posted on her social media, "Early Merry Christmas for my little fighter. Christmas has arrived in our home. It's a Christmas card and frame so beautiful, it's a must-keep forever. Thank you." The post included photos of her second daughter.

The released images show the baby girl, wearing a Santa hat and snugly wrapped in a red swaddle, presented in the form of Christmas cards and framed pictures. These were displayed throughout her home, which was adorned with small decorations, creating a festive holiday atmosphere.

Previously, on November 21st, Lee Si-young had shared a video of her newborn photoshoot, expressing her affection by saying, "So tiny and precious. I had a million worries going to the set, but I'm so glad I did it. I'll be looking at it every single day." In the video, her second daughter appeared in a photo concept decorated like a Christmas present, earning responses from fans like "So lovely" and "It's healing."

However, some netizens raised concerns about the appropriateness of portraying a newborn like an ornament and whether the concept might be overwhelming for such a young child. Due to this controversy, Lee Si-young had temporarily removed the post.

Despite the past discussions, supportive comments continue to pour in, such as "You can feel the love for her child," "'Bon art' is a parent's choice, isn't it an excessive issue?" and "It seems like a firm stance, maintaining her way even amidst controversy."

Lee Si-young's 'bon art' shared just before Christmas is generating significant online interest, receiving both adoration and diverse opinions.

Netizens are reacting positively to the re-shared 'bon art' photos, commenting, "The baby is so beautiful," and "It really captures the Christmas spirit." However, some also expressed a cautious view, asking, "Given the previous controversy, wouldn't it have been better to be more careful?"